265,000 Galaxies.
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Apollo's Biomedical Lessons: Future lunar explorers will thank the medical research and physiological observations of the NASA astronauts who first set foot on the Moon's surface nearly 50 years ago.
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The Little Spacecraft That Almost Did: On April 11, Israel's dreams of landing its first spacecraft on the Moon ended after Beresheet crashed into the lunar surface--but it wasn't a failure, not by a long shot.
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the anatomy of a black hole.
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Lifting the Curtain: After decades of wondering, the Event Horizon Telescope has revealed what a black hole really looks like.
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NASA Uses Color to Catch the Solar Wind.
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Ride Jupiter's Monstrous Cyclone.
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The Dangers of Collaborative Learning: A cautionary tale about never underestimating a class-full of Astro 101 students.
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The First Black Hole Image: A Teachable Moment? Black holes and gravitational waves are tricky topics for educators, but identifiable phenomena can be key for student learning.
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Are Globular Clusters and UFDs Celestial Siblings? There are some strange similarities between ultra-faint dwarf galaxies and globular clusters--with dark matter anchoring both.
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The EHT: You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet: The collaboration's first image has given us a glimpse of what the future of event horizon studies may look like.
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When Darkness Swallows the Moon: Lunar eclipses can help us understand meteoroid impacts and exoplanet atmospheres.
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The Occultation of Aldebaran in 1347: How an occultation event helped a 14th Century astronomer reconnect with Ptolemy's era.
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InSight's First Marsquake... But "the Mole" Is Stuck.
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Did LIGO Detect a Black Hole-Neutron Star Smash?
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This Isn't a Comet, It's an Asteroid in Serious Trouble.
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How An Earthquake Can Shake the Stars.
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Speeding "Cannonball Pulsar" Faces Galactic Exile.
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Bennu Is Not Boring.
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Coming Soon! Mercury Online.
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The New Face of Mercury: As the ASP evolves the society's iconic logo, we've been careful not to abandon our proud heritage.
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Einstein Was Wrong.
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